Nancy Pruner
Very impressed. Thanks for blogging. Just gotta spend some time keeping up with things. Feeling like a dinasour yet again!
Thanks for being an excellent role model.
Many Ways to Learn is a review and discussion of tools and approaches used for workplace learning. The blog is written from the perspective of a practitioner who is not a technology expert, but is constantly striving to extract practical value from new learning tools and trends.
Recent PostsRecently, we have made some great strides in my company in our quest to convert training from event-based to ongoing. We made a deliberate attempt to reframe training by thinking in terms of “learning environments” instead of “learning events....
Last week I made a cross-country journey from Connecticut to California to conduct training for a group of managers from our offices on the west coast and in the southwest. All the way out on the plane, I kept thinking, “Everything on this agenda c...
A fundamental shift is taking place in the world of corporate learning. Training departments that were primarily focused on developing knowledge and skills by pushing course content out to their target audiences face direct competition from Web 2.0 t...
I just got back from the CLO Summit at the Red Rock Resort in Las Vegas. It was a long trip from Connecticut, but well worth it. Red Rock is a great place for a conference and this one was exceptional. There were approximately eighty Chief Learning O...
On Monday I attended the ASTD Southern Connecticut Chapter’s monthly meeting. The topic was, what else: Social Media. The speaker was Jennifer Scott, of HireEffect LLC. She specializes in talent acquisition and career coaching. She helps her client...
This week I participated in a discussion on learning metrics with my new friends at #lrnchat. What a pleasure it is to be part of these weekly events. Where else can you say things like, “if we start analyzing the problem using the Six Boxes® mode...
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Musings on leadership development, using golf and other activities to develop le…
I am a Training Specialist with the American Cancer Society. I blog about teachi…
Very impressed! Trying to figure this all out. Thanks for being such a good role model.
Posted: October 13th, 2009 | Report This Comment